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Dave20046
14-03-10, 12:40 PM
:smt067
All got back to my mate house (in manchester) last night after celebrating his birthday (today), in good spirits all boozed and kebabbed up...oh look the back door's wide open :neutral:.
They absolutely gutted all his houemates of their stuff, 21st birthday presents, laptops with work, pictures etc. on, they couldn't get into one room so kicked down his door and wiped it all out. Unfortunately that housemate had to go to his parents home for the weekend as his mum had just died :( . Turned every room upside down and finished by kicking my mates car mirror off as they swaggered past.
(although my mate retracted his complaints, earlier that night, of taking my advice and buying a desktop computer.)
Absolute *******s.
Kind of wrecked the night as the police (who turned up surprisingly fast!...no BP though ) wanted us out the house while they did their biz, we eventually cleared off to sheffield at 5.30am after no sleeps. Police were still there when we left.

On the upside it appears they were pretty bungling burglars, one of the cops did a walk round and found their gloves down the side of the house, and their tv in a near by garden, they also seem to have either ignored or missed the car key that fell out of one of the bags they emptied (and nicked)...they also appear to have compensated the house by leaving a big bag of cannabis :confused:

yorkie_chris
14-03-10, 12:41 PM
appear to have compensated the house by leaving a big bag of cannabis :confused:

Yeah that's what they all say ;-)

Sorry to hear about this, bunch of c**ts! Sadly shared houses seem to be an easy target for scroats like this

LK-SV
14-03-10, 12:43 PM
Yeah that's what they all say ;-)



Agreed ..... cut the act ...:D

Sorry to hear that mate .... why they would kick a door mirror off though is beyond me ....

Dave20046
14-03-10, 12:51 PM
No, they honestly had - Tim was overjoyed!
My mate was pretty happy as his room appeared to be tidieed if anything and as he slightly embarrassedly explained to the cops he had nothing of value apart from the trifle I got him for his birthday, which thankfully they missed...

The back door appeared to be the point of exit (and as a firm christian this is of some comfort) but can't work out how they got in. Front door was locked, all windows were closed and back door was locked, bolted and chained.

Dave20046
14-03-10, 12:54 PM
Hat's off to the cops one was an ársey beggar but he made up for this by doing the hunt round the gardens and coming up trumps with the tv and gloves, the other was sound. They responded quick, hung about for hours on end and tried to get the dogs in to sniff the gloves, see which way they went etc.
Doubt they'd bother doing forensics on the gloves for a few burglaries though?

Lozzo
14-03-10, 02:21 PM
The back door appeared to be the point of exit (and as a firm christian this is of some comfort)

Sorry to hear about the burglary, but this one line had me in stitches.

Milky Bar Kid
14-03-10, 03:00 PM
Hat's off to the cops one was an ársey beggar but he made up for this by doing the hunt round the gardens and coming up trumps with the tv and gloves, the other was sound. They responded quick, hung about for hours on end and tried to get the dogs in to sniff the gloves, see which way they went etc.
Doubt they'd bother doing forensics on the gloves for a few burglaries though?

They might. I know that we would but as our force isn't as big I can't speak for them but certainly if there has been a spate then they might.

DarrenSV650S
14-03-10, 03:15 PM
That sucks. Could they have lived there before and had a key?

dizzyblonde
14-03-10, 03:18 PM
That sucks. Could they have lived there before and had a key?

Indeed, or do you trust all of the house residents? Could it be one of their mates has a key you don't know about?

Dave20046
14-03-10, 04:31 PM
Indeed, or do you trust all of the house residents? Could it be one of their mates has a key you don't know about?
All the residents are best mates, however their landlord's crap so yeah previous resident is possible. They got robbed last week too (hence why everything was locked and bolted down) but the landlord wouldn't change the locks....so I see some rent being withheld.
sucks though:smt120

Mej
14-03-10, 04:41 PM
they also appear to have compensated the house by leaving a big bag of cannabis :confused:

sorry to hear about the burglary mate, least he got some compo lol

Specialone
14-03-10, 07:07 PM
Bas*ards
Lets hope they dont try and break back in to steal the weed back :(

Dave20046
14-03-10, 07:21 PM
Bas*ards
Lets hope they dont try and break back in to steal the weed back :(
I'm pretty sure they'll be back, shame we didn't come back while they were still 'working' - there was 10+ of us.:smt067

Think I spoke to soon; Police said they were going to call round between 9 and 12 today, must have meant pm :p

Anyhoo, moral of the story lock your **** down doubly, have insurance and don't go out!

Specialone
14-03-10, 07:29 PM
I'm pretty sure they'll be back, shame we didn't come back while they were still 'working' - there was 10+ of us.:smt067

Think I spoke to soon; Police said they were going to call round between 9 and 12 today, must have meant pm :p

Anyhoo, moral of the story lock your **** down doubly, have insurance and don't go out!

As John Travolta says in Pulp Fiction, it would be worth them doing it so he could catch them doing it.
I would have loved you guys to have caught them, i would have soiled myself with excitement, just dont be boring if they come back and call the police, get medievil on them :D
On a serious note, i would love to catch them and persuade them that burglary is not a good career option especially in my house.

Dave20046
14-03-10, 07:34 PM
It's a shame pc-wet lettuce wouldn't reveal which garden he'd found the tv in :razz:
pffft 'vigilante reasons'

I gets the impression it's a bit of a dodgy area at least one of them's been mugged at knife point in the last 6 months 5 mins from their house, when they last had snow one of the ground floor people noticed when he woke up one morning their were a set of foot prints up to his window and back over the garden fence, the neighbour accross the road came out his house at past 3am told the police to shift their car so he could pull his brand new beamer onto his drive (for no apparent reason?) parked it up next to his rust bucket peugeot (..hmm doesn't quite fit does it...) and a chav with gloves on paced quickly past , head down, too - bit suspicious for way past 3am when there's just been a burglary.

Specialone
14-03-10, 07:39 PM
It's a shame pc-wet lettuce wouldn't reveal which garden he'd found the tv in :razz:
pffft 'vigilante reasons'

Vigilante is such a strong word, i prefer revenge ;)